Extremely Hard General Knowledge #67

What mythological bird of prey is the national animal of Hungary?

Which U.S. President is the only person to have also been a U.S Supreme Court justice?

The Beano is a British comic magazine based in Dundee which was first published in what year?

What has been the surname of the Duke of St. Albans since 1684?

Which actor played Pintel in the first 3 Pirates of the Caribbean films?

Which constituency in Cambridgeshire was represented by John Major from 1979 until 2001?

Coming from the Latin for "twilight", what term is given to animals that are mainly active during dawn and dusk?

In dentistry, an amalgam is an alloy consisting mainly of which metal?

What was the name of the band consisting of Siobhan Fahey and Marcella Detroit that had a UK Number One in 1992 with "Stay"?

Most of the territory of Turkey, including the capital of Ankara, is located on which peninsula?

What is the name of the cognitive bias, named after the two psychologists who studied it, in which people with limited competence in a particular domain overestimate their abilities?

Which Spanish footballer scored the winning goal in the 2023 Women's World Cup final against England?

What is the maiden surname of Anne in the L. M. Montgomery book series Anne of Green Gables?

What are the names of the two French artists who developed the painting technique Pointillism?

What is the length of a regulation tennis court?

What is the name of the song by Jimi Jamison that was used as the theme tune to Baywatch in seasons 2 through 10?

Who won the Best Actor Oscar for his roles in both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) and The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)?

In the Bible, who was sentenced to death for "spilling his seed into the ground" and is viewed as a cautionary tale against masturbation?

What name is given to the genus of flowering plants in the nightshade family that contains bell and habanero peppers?